Warner accused of snubbing blacks in U.S. Senate bid
Virginia NAACP official charges John Warner skipped key events at the 43rd NAACP convention in Arlington and chose Urbanna Oyster Festival over outreach to black organizations. Warner's camp cites prior commitments as reason, while Byrd’s son Thomas travels with Warner to stump in Winchester and Warrenton.
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Miller Appeals to Black Ministers in Virginia Senate Race
More than 250 predominantly black Virginia church ministers urge Sunday churchgoers to vote for Democrat Andrew Miller in the U S Senate race. Miller cites his 1969 attorney general tenure expanding opportunities for blacks and women while criticizing John Warner as uncertain.
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Renters Push Rebates as Prop 13 Fallout Grows in Five Cities
In California five cities San Francisco Berkeley Palo Alto Davis and Santa Cruz see petitions for rent rebates and rent control tied to Proposition 13 tax savings. Advocates cite tenant relief while opponents warn against rent control and warn landlords may still raise prices. About 900000 residents in these communities are affected as debates over 80 percent rebate plans and rent caps continue amid heavy lobbying by real estate interests.
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Fire Danger Halts Camping in Shenandoah Park
Shenandoah National Park declares hazardous conditions due to dry weather. No backpacking permits issued until further notice and smoking banned except in enclosed vehicles and park structures. All outdoor campfires prohibited except in Big Meadow with no fireplaces. Restrictions remain until rainfall reaches at least half an inch. Park officials urge caution on Route 211 as fire danger persists.
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Warner’s Last Minute Whistle Stop In Winchester
John Warner Republican U S Senate candidate rallied about 300 voters at Loudoun Mall in Winchester with daughter Mary Warner and Thomas Byrd. He cited Virginia polls showing his lead over Democrat Andrew Miller while urging inflation cooldown and opposition to a new Education Department.
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Officials Inspect Abrams Creek Sewage Trouble
State Water Control Board officials visited Frederick County to explain why Abrams Creek carries partially treated sewage from Winchester. The city plant’s secondary filters are under renovation, delaying full treatment. completion could take about 30 days but is not guaranteed. Bacteria on rock beds drive filtration and may improve if warm weather returns.
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Colonels Finish Football Season With Victory
The Colonels closed out their football season last night with a win. The Sports Section notes baseball free agents and other items for students at Lord Fairfax Community College reads.
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